They did put first come first serve basis, so what is your question again?

First bad news of the year, no drop in fuel prices after all. Many were holding back from petron promo as waiting for price to drop. Oh well, can't predict everything

The promotion should be the other way around. Should stated in the first place that it is while stock last, first come first server basis. The promotion period seems unnecessary to be included in the poster.

Yup it's not wrong but it's like click bait blog title shit.

inb4, I already claimed

How would WCP knows the reception the campaign is going to get? Like it or not, they'll need an exit clause to officially end the campaign.

This isn't Kopitiam?

actually for large companies cost of adoption of wechat pay is much lower

many of the oem pos solutions are obv from china, should support out of the box

Wonder what is the WeChat adoption rate at Petron after the promo hahah

I've withdrawn my wallet(s), waiting for next promo

no promo no use. same goes to boost, tng, grabpay.

Hmm then why alipay is so successful in China? I doubt they have promo from time to time too.

in malaysia, we use credit cards more because of the benefit. in china, credit cards not as popular.

We been discussed on the quota when it first launch. It's clearly stated in Terms n conditions


Fall back to CC cash back for petrol

Agreed.

I have redeemed first rm20 rebate couple of days ago. But since it ended, I just wanted to use the balance rm20 in my wechat wallet today. But the cashier says now wechat need minimum rm40 to pay for petrol.

I will call customer service for more clarification tomorrow since today is public holiday. But just wanted to ask the senpai here if they had similar experience.

Definitely

Withdraw to bank from wechatpay. No fees.

Errr no. I just pumped RM20 using the balance in my WCP. E-wallet is like debit/credit card, merchants are not allowed to set a minimum amount to use such service as stated by bank negara malaysia.

whether enforced or not is another matter. so many times, i've seen restaurants doing that.

This is typical Malaysians attitude. Restaurant know people will just forget about it and not bother to report to the authorities. I think "lazy", "no one cares" are some of the very common excuses of Malaysian.

Read this article, it might help :


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yup. one of the store says, complain and we will stop accepting credit cards.

It's not easy to report, if you've been to that situation you will know it's a waste of time.

Thanks to bad enforcement and cumbersome procedure of filing a report

The only best way to do is to stand up for yourself and insist on paying with e wallet or card, they have no reason to refuse further cuz most of them don't even place a sign at the counter stating that there's a minimum amount imposed on card payments (because they know it's illegal but still wanna do it). If there's no sign whatsoever, then it's definitely none of our business, and we could force them to accept the payment.

Which store? I couldn't care less about them doing so, but I wanna boycott it if I happen to stumble upon the store.

Of course it is not an easy process to report. But that's why so many people are lazy and not bother about it. I'm speaking from experience.
99speedmart once told me I cannot use my debit/credit card because I didn't meet the minimum requirement of Rm30. I insisted to pay with CC but the cashier told me he is just doing his job and follow his boss instructions.

So yes, I reported to BNM and also called 99speedmart HQ to notify them on such issue. The next week, when I paid RM6 stuff, cashier gladly accepted my CC. Indeed it is not easy and troublesome, But the efforts of fighting for our rights counts. And in the process of this, you might have helped many ppl who wanted to pay with cc and couldnt before.